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A quarry man's cottage at the foot of Snowdon. Fully refurbished in 2015 to provide excellent facilities for couples and young families. Snowdon is at the door and Rhyd Ddu provides good accessibility to a wide range of other activities.

Secluded pod set in an idyllic location at the foot of Snowdon and only a 10 min walk from llanberis village itself. From the pod you can see snowdon and the surrounding mountains. The pod is fitted with a comfortable double bed and a small table, blankets and pillows are provided but please bring your own bedding and towels ( we hire these) The toilet & shower are exclusive and located in the old stables Tea and coffee facilities are provided but please bring camping equipment for cooking

This is a super insulated pod and is therefore cozy and warm even in the colder months There is a small oil radiator on the wall which can be put on whenever your feeling cold The old stables have been converted into a modern toilet and shower both of which are for your exclusive use. The pod itself is set within the grounds of a 7.5 acre property. The property is just on the outskirts of llanberis and set up a private driveway. You will need to bring your own bedding and towels with you ( however, we can supply at an addition cost), although blankets and pillows are provided. You will also need to bring your own cooking equipment so that you can make yourselves dinner etc However a fire pit/ bbq is provided and we usually have bags of logs and some charcoal for sale - but please message to double check The start of the main llanberis path up snowdon is a 5 min walk away from the front door. Snowdon itself can be seen from the pod There is a strong 4G signal in the area

Paddleboard is a cosy little cottage with loads of character. Remote location for families to escape. This is a perfect, peaceful location right on the Menai Strait. Whether you want watersports, a spot of fishing, a stroll with the dog along the shore or just relax with a good book. Located just 5 minutes away from the A55, Paddleboard is a perfect hub from which to explore the delights of Anglesey and Snowdonia. Moel y Don Cottage is also available here: https://airbnb.com/h/moelydon

Living Room is open plan upstairs with a simple well stocked kitchen: fridge with icebox, electric oven with gas hob, microwave, toaster, kettle. Bedrooms are located downstairs and comprise of: 1 bedroom has a kingsize bed. 1 bedroom has two single beds. Bathroom is compact but has everything you need - shower over bath, sink, toilet, mirror and heated towel rail. The hot tub is available to rent at an extra cost of £35 for single use or £50 for the duration of your stay. We try our very best to be kind to our planet and have started by doing the following simple things: We were involved with the creation of the Plastic Free Anglesey campaign. We provide shampoo/conditioner/handsoap stored in refillable bottles and produced by a responsible local firm. The coffee/tea/sugar/treats are all fairtrade. Our laundry is all done by a local company, again using responsible methods. Power supplied to the house is sourced from renewables. We encourage all our guests to use our recycling facilities.

You can enjoy this tranquil haven and yet have buzz of Menai Bridge (renowned for great pubs and restaurants) Snowdonia National park and lots of golden sandy beaches within easy reach. Enjoy a sundowner on the decked terrace, or stroll down to the water's edge, enjoy the varied bird life, watch the tide ebb and flow or simply watch the fabulous sunsets bounce off the water. If you have a thirst for adventure then this area is an absolute must. Rib rides on the Straits (one of the best ways to see Anglesey by boat), surf in the mountains (really!), learn to kite board, go for a zip wire experience, do the tree top adventures, or visit the many National Trust houses - take your pick, it is all here and we can point you in the right direction. Hot tub rental available at £35/night or £50 for your stay.

Welcome to our newly converted chalet located at the bottom of our garden at the foot of the Carneddau Mountain Range in Bethesda. It contains a brand new small kitchen with all basic utensils, pots, pans, kettle, toaster and electric hobs. We also supply tea, coffee and milk. The bed is a SOFA BED. It is a stones throw away from the famous 'Zipworld' (15 min walk) and the Carneddau mountain range (10 min walk), and a short drive from Snowdon (15 min). Perfect location to experience Snowdonia.

The chalet is located at the bottom of our garden. Newly converted it is the ideal location for exploring all that Snowdonia has to offer. You’re more than welcome also to use our spacious garden. Parking is a problem in the area but not at Fron Isaf where you will have your own parking bay.

Bethesda is a vibrant working town. The Penrhyn Slate Quarry, now home to Zip World, used to be the largest Slate Quarry in the world, employing up to 3000 workers at its hight. Today the number is far lower and tourism has become more important. Nevertheless the spirit of the village and its Welshnes lives on in its residents. The George (Y Sior) is a 5 minute walk from the property. Serving locally brewed cask ales and a warm Welsh welcome I would recomend a visit. If you choose not to use the newly installed kitchen in the Fron Isaf there is ample choice of food available on the high street and nearby. Ranging from take aways to resteraunts. Bethesda is a haven for walkers. Close to all the major mountain ranges of Snowdonia and within walking distance (literally a couple of minutes walk) of the Carneddau mountain range. Buses also run all day from Bethesda through Nant Francon towards Cwm Idwal and Llyn Ogwen and Capel Curig amd Betws y Coed.

Great views, fantastic walking and cycling in Snowdonia National Park, close to Llanberis, Caernarfon, Anglesey and the beautiful North Wales coast. Great for couples and small families. The annex is in a quiet rural area with outstanding views, stepping straight out into the beautiful Welsh countryside.

Originally a Welsh Long Barn, this is one of the oldest buildings in the village. Renovated to a very high standard, full of history and character but modern and functional. The lounge is dominated by a wonderful original fireplace, now equipped with a large wood burning stove. The exposed beams and full height ceiling, with additional windows, provide a bright, comfortable space. There is also underfloor heating and a backup electric radiator. In the lounge there is a sofa bed that could be used for additional guests. The kitchen is fully equipped with a large patio window that looks out to the patio area and beautiful countryside beyond. The bedroom is in the roof space with large windows that again make the most of the view. The bed is a double bed. There are large glazed panels that provide a view back to the lounge and roof windows that again make the space bright and comfortable. There is a separate, lockable store area for wet goods/ bicycles etc.

The accommodation is on the edge of Clwt-Y-Bont - a small village. There are no properties overlooking Cae Rhedyn and so it is very peaceful. Outstanding walking from the doorstep.

The Barn is situated in a stunning and idyllic location surrounded by nature, and yet within easy access to the Village and the start of the main Snowdon footpath.The Barn has been sensitively restored and maintains many of it's original features,including crog loft (upstairs sleeping area with limited head room, accessed via steep stairs) and exposed beam ceilings.The 7.5 acres of land are situated directly behind the barn. Close proximity to Zip World, Caernarfon, local beaches, and waterfalls

The Barn has been sensitively restored, and although it has a lot of it's original character, it is fully modernised with central heating and a modern, compact but fully functioning kitchen area. All towels and bed linen are provided. There is a mobile wireless internet at the property but sometimes the data allowance gets used up quite quickly - so I can’t guarantee that there will be WiFi durning your stay. However there is excellent 4G signal for most network providers There is also a selection of board games, books and lots of CDs to help keep you entertained :-))

Welcome to our cosy, modern & well decorated garden bungalow in Bethesda. The bungalow has a shower room & toilet, kitchen area with microwave, kettle & toaster (no cooker) & a separate bedroom. It has wooden flooring & is serviced by a combi boiler for those hot showers after a day of climbing in Snowdonia! Bethesda is home to Europe’s largest zip wire (Zip World) & is famous for its slate quarry. We are just a 5 minute drive from the mountain pass & 10 minutes into the city of Bangor.

You can log on to the bungalow WiFi which is perfect for general surfing and catching up on social media but to be honest it is not up to streaming video due to speed and data restrictions, so guests are politely asked not to use NetFlix /Amazon Prime. There is however an extensive DVD library in the property with over 200 titles so plenty to watch if you fancy a night in. Garden furniture is set up for you to sit outside and enjoy a cold beer or glass of wine after a day out.

Bethesda is a slate quarrying village on doorstep of the dramatic Nant Ffrancon Pass, Ogwen Falls and some of North Wales’s wildest mountain scenery. A new traffic-free section on the Lôn Las Ogwen cycle and walking path now links Bethesda with Porth Penrhyn on the coast. The Zip World attraction in Penrhyn Quarry has attracted a huge amount of interest. Another recent development is the new gateway visitor centre at Nant Ffrancon to Cwm Idwal and the Ogwen Valley, with interactive interpretation, information and cafe.

Welcome to Llain Bach garden guest room. Situated within our own garden in the village of Bethesda on the edge of Snowdonia National Park and within close proximity to the A55 expressway, our newly built accommodation is ideally situated for those who wish to explore North Wales’ beautiful and picturesque mountains and coastal areas as well as experiencing adrenalin busting adventures such as the zip line and the brand new quarry kart ride at Zip World which is based in the village of Bethesda.

Although compact, we consider our newly built property (June 2019) offers ample modern facilities to ensure that your stay is comfortable. The property is suitable for 2 people, comprising of a double sofa-bed, a compact shower room with a toilet and small sink and basic kitchen facilities including a small fridge, combination microwave oven, kettle, toaster, egg cooker as well as an outdoor sink for washing up. Tea, coffee, sugar, breakfast cereals and milk are provided for your convenience as a welcoming gesture as well as bed linen and towels. There is also a television and internet access available for your entertainment. An iron and small ironing board is also provided within the property. The property has underfloor heating to add to your comfort during colder weather and an electric fan to cool you down during warmer weather. There is also a towel heater in the bathroom. Our property is situated in an elevated position within the village which allows guests to take in and appreciate unobstructed views of the nearby mountain ranges, quarry and village (weather pending!). Due to the elevated position of our property, access to Llain Bach is via a sloped driveway and several steps. A key safe is provided to allow a more convenient method of checking-in for our guests (code provided nearer to scheduled arrival date). Outside the property is a small decking area which enables guests to sit outdoors and absorb the peaceful and beautiful surroundings. A bistro style table and chairs is provided for either indoor or outdoor dinning as well as two patio reclining chairs.

Llain Bach is situated within our garden and overlooks Penrhyn Quarry, the home of the popular tourist attraction, Zip World and the worlds fastest zip line. The property also overlooks the Carneddau and Glyderau mountain ranges and has an extensive view of the village. The village itself is within walking distance and has a couple of convenience stores (Tesco Express and Londis), cafes, a range of fast food establishments including fish and chips, pizza, Chinese and Indian as well as a choice of public houses, one of which is situated a few hundred meters from the property (on the flat!). There is also a restaurant (Blondin) situated at Zip World.

This comfortable, updated stone-built cottage is the ideal base for an adventurous break in the Snowdonia National Park. At the base of the Nant Peris Valley, one of the most dramatic in Britain, it is perfectly located for climbing Snowdon. The accommodation is great for one or two couples, or a small family. In our tiny village of Nant Peris we have a great local pub with ales, good food and an inglenook fire a stroll from your front door. Castles,beaches and adventures- Snowdonia has it all.

The ground floor is open plan. The lounge/diner area has a satellite TV and WIFI, although it's not the fastest! The area is centrally heated in cold weather and there is a log effect heater for any chilly evenings. Off the lounge/diner is the secondary sleeping area, with purpose built settee converting to a 6'6'' long double bed. The kitchen has an electric range style cooker with grill and fan ovens along with a fridge,freezer,dishwasher,microwave and coffee machine etc. Upstairs is the bedroom with standard double bed, wardrobe,chest of drawers etc. The bathroom is en-suite and has bath with shower over, basin/vanity mirror and toilet.

Nant Peris is a small village with a long history. It is much older than the nearby, larger village of Llanberis. We have no shop but we do have our Pub and 14th century church. For shopping,Restaurants etc a short drive or 25 minute walk gets you to Llanberis, which is also a centre for outward bound pursuits including climbing,canoeing,wild swimming,paddle boarding, triathlons and the list goes on... The Royal Town of Caernarfon with its World Heritage 13th century castle, Roman fort etc is easily accessible by bus or car and offers supermarkets and a larger range of shops, restaurants and so on. While here why not visit the REAL castle of Merlin the Magician, or a unique coastal hilltop stone age village-no entry fees !

A very unique cosy property converted from an old stone outbuilding. The cottage is on the bank of the Caseg river and surrounded by a quiet garden, providing an excellent retreat, while only 5 minutes walk from the amenities of the local village Bethesda. Take a local walk in the Ogwen valley, to Zip World or access climbing, walking, mountain biking and kayaking activities in Snowdonia directly from the cottage. A relaxing evening soak in the hot tub can be recommended.

The driveway leads to plenty of parking. A paved patio area with seating and BBQ / fire pit adjoins the garden with the river only 5m away. A storage shed for wet gear and equipment is next to the front door. Once inside, a compact kitchen comprises of a double hob, oven, kettle, toaster and fridge. There is seating around the table for four. The living and dining area then leads through to a double bedroom and separate wet shower room and toilet. The entire cottage has under floor heating. A large secluded hot tub can be enjoyed at the rear of the cottage next to the river.

The main house and cottage is set in a secluded, large, riverside garden. Bethesda town has many amenities - pubs, take aways, a small Tesco and Londis. It is possible to walk from the house almost without using any roads to complete leisurely local walks down to the river Ogwen, to Zip World (restaurant) or to access the Carneddi mountain range. Kayakers with experience can paddle from the garden down the Caseg river before joining the Ogwen, one of the best rivers for white water in Wales. More gentle water activities can be had on the lake at Llanberis and there are numerous wild swimming opportunities. We have a number of canoes and kayaks available to loan, but you do so at your own risk! Mountain bike trails are plentiful in the area, or quiet roads for those that prefer. Rock climbing and bouldering are easily accessed in the Ogwen or Llanberis Valley. For those that prefer, the beaches and surfing on Anglesey are only a 30 minute drive. North Wales has a wide range of tourist attractions for visitors of all ages, including castles, National Trust properties, Zip World, Bounce Below, Tree Tops, the Great Orme, Llanberis slate museum and Electric Mountain, The Greenwood Centre , Foel Farm and the Anglesey Sea Zoo all on our doorstep. Bangor, Caernarfon, Conwy and Llandudno all have great restaurants, cafes and pubs, as well as theatres and cinemas.

Our cosy 'Elidir' glamping yurt has one double bed, two chairs, tea and coffee, kettle, electric fire and sockets for charging phones. With modern newly refurbished facilities, it's probably the most unique accommodation in the local area! Campfires allowed, BBQ's allowed. The perfect base for Snowdonia! The Llanberis Path and Snowdon Ranger can be accessed direct from the yurt! (You can leave your car here so you don't have to stress about finding a parking spot!)

If you are looking to conquer Snowdon - this is the perfect base. We are the closest campsite to the Llanberis Path; a simple half an hour walk will find you a quarter of the way up Snowdon on the Llanberis Path. The ranger path is also accessible from camp. The Miners and Pyg are also easily accessible via the Sherpa bus from Llanberis village (10 minute walk). If Mountains aren't your thing - don't worry, there are ample tourist attractions in the local area such as Zip World, Caernarfon Castle, Bounce Below! As comfortable and lovely the yurts are - Glamping is STILL technically Camping! Please be aware, the yurts will not be as warm as indoor accommodation during exceptionally cold nights in the wintery months. The yurts are perfect for anyone wanting a countryside escape with (a lot!!) more comfort than our campsite has to offer... Or simply those who are after more of a unique feel than 'standard' accommodation can offer! Even though the yurts are based on our campsite, the yurts are in a private position and feel completely separate. Due to this we do not allow camping in the yurt area, nor allow anyone who isn’t on your booking in the yurt, general yurt area or use the glamping facilities. This is a one rule for all. New for 2019 - Our lovely modern toilet block has been FULLY RENOVATED. This is a private toilet block for yurt guests only! (will be shared with our other 3 yurts but NOT with the general campsite) Showers are FREE. (for hygiene reasons please bring your own towels and toiletries, toilet roll is provided.) NO TOWELS ARE PROVIDED NO COOKING FACILITIES NO PLATES / CUTLERY ARE PROVIDED Do not use post code in satnav or airb&b directions. Type Camping in Llanberis into Google maps for accurate directions.

Dating from 1881, this charming 4 bedroomed family house was built as the School Master's house. It has been finished to a high standard and can easily sleep 8 either on an entire house basis, or room by room. Phone or email for options. Situated in the popular residential village of Bethel, conveniently located for the centres of Caernarfon and Bangor, the property is situated along the B4366 road on the cusp of the Snowdonia National Park and en route to the beautiful Llyn Peninsula.

Ty'r Ysgol (translates to School House) is as the name suggests, a former School Master's house and offers a welcoming atmosphere. It is situated just 3 miles from the historic Castle town of Caernarfon, 5 miles from the University City of Bangor and right on the edge of Snowdonia which just has more and more to offer, not only its obvious beauty but more recently also has become an area for adventure including Surf Snowdonia surf centre, Bounce Below for trampolining, ZipWorld, Go Below, Greenwood Forest Park and many other attractions.

The house is located in a medium-sized village, with a small convenience store/post office for basic needs. The house is located on the main road in the village, but it is a quiet road and all windows are double-glazed which dampens the outside noise. There is a close, welcoming, community in the village.

A Welsh stone cottage surrounded by farmland. Ideally situated for the Northern side of Snowdonia and Anglesey. Dog friendly beaches close by. Come and go as you please. The guest bedroom (and house) is very quiet, no road noise but maybe the odd sheep, cow or hen. Ten minute drive to Pen Y Pass, Zip world, Caernarfon. Tea Coffee and light breakfast (cereal, toast, juice etc) provided free - just help yourself. Dogs are more than welcome, no extra costs. Bookings are open same day till 8PM.

A terraced cottage built around 1850, in the height of the slate industry. The home is very quiet with a relaxing atmosphere, ideal after a long mountain day. Down stairs is open plan. Light Breakfast and a selection of teas and coffees are offered, no extra charge. Easy, safe off-road parking makes for an easier life. As well as central heating, the log burner is lite most evenings. The Glyntwrog Pub is in walking distance, serving excellent food and fine ales. Excellent Fiber WiFi throughout the house. Quiet time after 10.30.

The neighborhood is very safe and quiet. The surrounding area is teeming with wildlife. A parliament of crows live around the rooftops. Views across the valley to the mountains.

Our cosy studio log cabin is in a rural hillside garden, nestled in a peaceful, elevated position offering quality accommodation within easy reach of Caernarfon and Snowdonia National Park,with stunning views out to sea and across the Llyn Peninsula.

This open plan property has an electrically operated ‘log effect’ stove with additional wall mounted electric heaters. The cabin offers an en-suite shower room, kitchenette with full oven and hob, kitchen utensils, microwave, fridge, LCD flat screen TV, DVD player a leather sofa and a very comfortable, full size wall-bed. WiFi is also available. There are french doors leading onto a patio which has sea and mountain views with a small bucket barbecue and garden furniture.

There are wonderful scenic walks nearby and a cycle track (National Cycle Route 8) in the nearby village leading to Caernarfon with its famous castle and beyond. Beautiful sandy beaches are within 4 miles away, while Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula with its excellent water sport facilities and golf courses are close by. The North Wales Pilgrims Way which runs from Holywell (North East Wales) to the Bardsey Island at the tip of the Lleyn Peninsula runs approximately 200 yds of the Cabin.

This is a ground floor apartment based in the village of Talysarn 7 miles from the town of Caernarfon in North Wales. Located in the Nantlle Valley with local scenic walks including the Dorothea Quarry.

Guests will have their own private bedroom with en suite and walk in closet, private living room space with dining table and kitchen with basic cooking equipment.

Talysarn is a small village with stunning walks, unfortunately there are no shops or pubs in the village, but there are a couple of shops and takeaways in the next village, Penygroes.

This lovely country cottage enjoys a rural location near the picturesque River Rhythallt, with elevated views across the valley towards Snowdon. Just one mile from the Welsh village of Llanrug, with local pubs, shops and an award-winning butcher. 3 miles from Llanberis and the Snowdonia National Park. A great place to enjoy the mountain scenery and access the hills. Note: Cottage accessed via 0.1 mile, very narrow, windy lane, not suitable for wide vehicles and trailers.

A traditional Welsh cottage and despite it's name 'Ty Newydd' meaning new house, it's one of the oldest houses in the area with the original part of the cottage said to date back well over 300 years. Kept in the same family for the last 70 years, it's had many transformations. During the boom of the slate quarry, the house was owned by the station master, the public footpath that leads down from the cottage takes you to the old train building where the locomotives were stored. The old part of the house (Kitchen) is said to date back to the 17th Century and the newer part (Lounge and Bedrooms) date back to the 19th Century. Between the two, where the bathroom is now located, there existed a water wheel, powered by a small stream that has since been diverted through the fields, with a small pond in the back garden holding the water to power the wheel.

It enjoys a rural location with the convenience of being close to towns and the village of Llanberis.

Only available for healthcare proffessionals and local people. I HAVE IMPLEMENTED EXTRA MEASURES to clean and disinfect all touch surfaces in the property, I USE A STEAM CLEANER TO STERILIZE soft furnishings, bedding and floors. ALL LINEN WILL BE WASHED HOT. PLEASE READ FULL LISTING DESCRIPTION BEFORE BOOKING.

Enjoy a getaway to north wales in this lovely compact little house, well located to explore all that the beautiful surrounding area has to offer. A cosy terraced quarryman's cottage with lots of rustic charm. Open plan bespoke kitchen and living room with beautiful woodwork and a big wood burner, ideal for relaxing in front of after a busy day exploring. Nice and light, nicely decorated with a main bedroom, small bedroom # and bathroom with bathtub upstairs. There is a little terraced garden out the back with a bbq. There is a stereo and a digital radio so you can listen to your favourite music, and you can plug in your laptop via the stereo for film nights. Small selection of DVD's, books and board games. The kitchen is equipped with all the necessary cooking equipment, but please note - I do not have a microwave or a TV and the house do not have central heating but a log burner and oil heaters, 1 downstairs and 2 upstairs for the bedrooms. This house is in a great location for exploring the local area from, close to the the zip wire and a great starting point for mountain walks and cycling paths. Easy access to a55 and Anglesey with it's variety of stunning beaches. Parking available on the road and in the car parking spaces up the hill from the house. The main car park just below the house is mainly for residents on Gray street, but that is only an unspoken rule. Very near to bus routes and shops are a 5 minute downhill walk away. Ideal for couples, families or friends.

Residential neighborhood within walking distance of the high street. Just across the road is a big common with a play ground and car parking nearby. Pubs, restaurants and shops within five minutes walking distance and close to local swimming spots, bicycle path and walking routes. Stunning scenery all around the village, my favorite view in the world! A great mixture of people living in Bethesda and surrounding villages, there is a local venue for markets, cinemas, events and yoga classes, a pop up pizza night and a riverside festival. Salmon fishing in the river, natural swimming spots by the ogwen bank and all the stunning mountains and hillsides, constantly changing, always a feast for the eye and senses.

This is Bella our lovely, bespoke lorry conversion with a unique adjoining shower room. We are set in the heart of Snowdonia with easy access to local tourist attractions, including zip world, Snowdon, Caernarfon castle, beaches, lake Pardarn and the village of Llanberis. There is off road parking and a private garden area. Daffi has sunning views of Snowdon from the balcony and inside seating area. There’s Log burner and full kitchen We live on site, and are around to welcome guests

Our lorry, Bella, has been converted to a high standard and has all the mod cons including a sleeping platform which is accessed via 3 ste, fully functional kitchen with full sized oven and fridge, breakfast bar, wood burner (we supply the firewood) and comfortable seating area with patio doors onto a bespoke built balcony. There are exceptional views of Snowdon from the inside seating area and balcony. The shower room and toilet are in a separate wooden building just outside the lorry, which is accessed from the balcony. The shower room has a walk in, high pressure shower and wash hand basin and toilet. The village of Brynrefail is a 5 minute walk away and has a popular contemporary licensed cafe that serves delicious food. Lake Padarn is about a 10 min walk away . Llanberis, which is approximately 2 miles away, is easily accessed on foot or by car and has a variety of pubs, restaurants, cafes and shops.

You will find a warm welcome awaits you in our pink fronted terraced cottage in a quiet rural village, off the beaten track . It is perfect for one or two adults but not suitable for children. Must love dogs as we have two friendly pooches (see photos). Ideal location for Snowdonia. Please note there is no parking by the cottage, parking is on the road just up from the terrace. Please use our postcode to guide you to us as the directions on Airbnb take you to the wrong village!!!

This is our home which we love to share, your bedroom is accessed by stairs. You are welcome to use the kitchen , as the cooking source is a solid fuel Rayburn ask for help if required. A variety of teas and coffee are always available so feel free to brew up. Bed linen and towels are provided. Although there is no parking on the property there is always parking on the road. Our home is a one minute walk to Mynydd Cilgwyn Mountain which is heather covered in summer and autumn and a beautiful place to see and experience nature. We are located just outside the stunning Snowdonia National Park and a Dark Sky Area. There is a stunning view from our decking towards Anglesey/Ynys Môn, you can see Caernarfon Castle, The Rivals/Yr Eifl, the Menai Strait and sometimes Ireland on a very clear day.

The neighbourhood is quiet, house is at the edge of a small village. Its ideal for anyone who likes peace and tranquillity, outdoors and walking. There are some great places to eat a short drive away.

The apartment is a short walk from the town centre and Castle. Within the castle walls there are numerous restaurants shops, banks etc. The Welsh Highland Railway is just along from the castle where which will take you on a breathtaking journey through the National Park. Mount Snowdon is a 15-20 minute drive away. The accommodation is good for couples, solo adventurers, and families (with 2 children). It is totally self contained and fully equipped for every need.

The apartment has 1 bedroom, kitchen, lounge and shower room which is for the sole use of guests and is not accessible from the main house.

This Grade 2 listed traditional Welsh cottage is located within 5 minutes of Zip World Velocity and is perfect for exploring North Wales. The cottage has been completely renovated and also features a beautiful sunny garden and patio with plenty of space to sit and relax outside. Bethesda village centre is within walking distance and has a Tesco supermarket (open 7 days a week until late), pubs and a good choice of takeaways.

Inside the cottage, you’ll find a beautifully modernised space retaining all the rustic charm of a quarry man’s cottage. The cottage has been fully modernised to create a comfortable, airy space and features a glass-fronted bedroom mezzanine above the lounge. The property is well insulated and features a large wood burning stove in addition to high capacity electric oil heaters for the colder months of the year. You’ll also find a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need to refuel after enjoying the stunning landscapes and activities on offer in Snowdonia. **Please note that I clean my cottage myself for all new arrivals and I can therefore ensure that the standard of cleanliness is exceptionally high.**

Elegant cottage, in the quiet village of Brynrefail. Tastefully restored keeping the original features, Pen y Craig is a peaceful cosy home. Directly opposite the Caban café in case you can't be bothered to cook ! A stunning walk along the lake takes you to Llanberis, and onwards to the summit of Snowdon. countryside walks to pubs, lakes and the Quarry museum. castles, iron age forts and towns, we have it all! 4K from Caernarfon, 11K from zip world, Bangor 15K

Self catered cottage, Asthmatics be aware that the house is heated solely by wood/coal fired central heating. Small garden with a lovely view ! Sorry no pets.

Set in a quiet village, we are close to Snowdon, Llyn Padarn, Caban café , beaches, castles, lakes and rivers,

Set on the Glyder mountain range, opposite Snowdon , 'Myn Mawr' is the ultimate getaway from 21st century living. It is a completely unique 18th century cottage, so please read the listing carefully and fully before booking. With unparalleled dramatic mountain views, this little cottage has been subject of poetry and has been painted in watercolor by the British artist David Bellamy for his exhibition 'Wild Wales'.

The cottage is ancient and offers guests the chance to 'step back in time . Please read this listing FULLY before asking to book for Myn Mawr is totally unique and, is also our home. This is the true ethos of Airbnb. There is no chintz and the cottage is basic and unspoilt and unaltered from the late 17th century. At any time, you will see wild goats, birds of prey circling overhead; the robin at the window of the crog loft bedroom. It is as though one actually becomes one with the mountain, yet the village of Llanberis is only 2.5 miles down the road, as it winds its way to the magnificent Llyn Padarn. The cottage is a traditional Welsh mountain cottage, approx. 250 years old, yet completely unspoiled. It has been the inspiration for numerous poets and artists, and was written about in the acclaimed novel 'I Bought a Mountain'. It is a place of unparalleled beauty and complete tranquility. The British 1953 Everest Expedition trained in the area and were based less than half a mile from the cottage at The Pen-y-Gwyrd which is at the Eastern end of the Llanberis Pass. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. The cottage is clean but can be a little dusty, due to its positioning on the mountain. It is not 'squeaky clean' - It is a home and has a lovely authentic ambience so please bear this in mind when booking. It is not a sterile bed & breakfast. It is utterly unique. Please note: Towels are NOT provided. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Please note that Myn Mawr is listed on other sites and when not occupied by AirBnB guests, either ourselves or other guests will be staying there. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful, but not luxurious. Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed (Website hidden by Airbnb) is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires, folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful but NOT luxurious! Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. The cottage is on a mountain and it's beautiful thick walls protect against the element but We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful,but not luxurious. Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful, but NOT luxurious. Guests need to be prepared to really rough it because Myn Mawr gives the experience of really being in an early 18th century mountain cottage. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area. If you are looking for comfort and chintz, please Do Not book. Living room with wood burner, kitchen, basic bathroom facilities, double crog loft bedroom, garden, mountains, river & waterfall to the rear of the cottage. You will have the cottage all to yourselves, and we trust you will respect it, and be as happy during your visit as we are when we come home for our visits! It is the most beautiful experience and we never ever tire of the sheer beauty and ancient magic the mountains exude. Even when it rains, it is cosy and delightful. We will exchange telephone numbers & email to ensure guests have all they need. A friend does the housekeeping and is only minutes away if needed. You will have complete privacy during your stay. Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park. A car is essential. The Snowdon Sherpa runs from the bus stop at the bottom but a car is better. There is a drivable track all the way to the cottage. It is wise to walk the track first before driving as it can be narrow in parts. One can walk or drive up the path. Its up to you! Walking is the best way to truly appreciate the sublime savage beauty of the area. Countless rivulets of mountain springs will refresh you along the way, wherever you choose to wander. The cottage is basic, beautiful, but not luxurious. There is no shower in the bathroom,for example, for this would be totally out of character in an 18th century mountain cottage. The bath is an antique roll-top. 'Myn Mawr' is authentically rustic and utterly beautiful. Guests need to be prepared to 'rough it'. The winds can gust and weather changes can occur quickly, though this adds to its charm as one is part of the entire experience. The huge chimney is an original feature, rather than a source of heat, so please bear this in mind. Because Myn Mawr is in an exposed area, in Autumn and Winter, the WiFi can be very, very intermittent. Please note this when considering your booking. A mountain cottage is unlike any other type of house. The walls of the cottage are deep and rugged to offer shelter from its exposed position. it is part of the mountain and one truly experiences nature when in the cottage. The area has its own 'micro climate' as it is surrounded totally by the majestic mountains. 'Myn Mawr' has not been extended or greatly changed during its lifetime, and has great historic significance in the area.

Lovely little village pub with open fires,folk music nights & great food just 5 minutes walk, yet the atmosphere at the cottage is one of complete tranquility; astonishing beauty and a true sense of peace. At night the soothing sound of the river will lull you to sleep. Perfect for romantic weekends, hiking, climbing or chilling out. Truly, an idyllic little cottage set in the magnificent Snowdonia National Park.

Recently renovated idyllic log cabin set in a semi- wooded rural location at the foot of Snowdon. The log cabin is accessed via a long private track. The cabin itself has an open plan kitchen - dinning and living room with a wood log burner There is a separate bedroom which is light and airy and you feel like you are outside. The beautiful village of Llanberis is a 10 min walk away with pubs, shops and restaurants. There is private off road parking and an outside area with garden furniture

The log cabin is unique space in a beautiful rural location surrounded by nature and bird song. The cabin is in a private location and is accessed via a private track. There is parking for a single vehicle and there is an outdoor garden area with table and chairs. The cabin is fully central heated with instant hot water

Guest announcement Thank you for taking the time to look at my holiday home. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, from 17th March 2020 I began to get cancellations and due to the government advise I have decided to stop taking booking for now. As soon as things improve and it is safe to welcome guests to North Wales, I will begin to take bookings again. I hope to have the property available before the end of the year! In the meantime I wish you all good health and happiness -Allie

My house is a newly built property with a spacious open plan kitchen living area, bathroom with under floor heating, bath/shower, and 2 cosy double bedrooms. The location of my house is in Cwm Y Glo which is a very small village, across the road from the house is a very quaint kiosk where basic supplies can be had. It is in a good location for a base to explore the area and there are many attractions and activities a short drive or bus ride away. The pictures I have added are of the house, Llanberis lake and Snowdonia mountain range which are popular places to visit. (The pictures are not views from the house but are not far away). I have provided everything you will need, such as a good internet connection, washer-dryer, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, smart TV, fresh bedding, mirrors in both bedrooms and plenty of towels, to ensure you have a comfortable stay. My house can sleep a maximum of 5 guests as both bedrooms have double beds and there is single futon bed available. I have put much time, love and care in to my house which I hope will make your stay as pleasant as possible.

The house is located in Cwm Y Glo which a small quiet village. It is an end terrace bungalow so please be aware of neighbours. It isn’t far from beautiful landscapes and activities for adults and children. The village has a small bakery, a little gallery and a petrol station. Up from the village there is also a small castle. Llanberis is a must which is approx 2 miles away and of course snowdonia mountain range isn’t far! Pen Y Pass is approx 15/20 minute drive away, it is a lovely drive taking you through beautiful scenery.

On edge of Snowdonia National Park with stunning views to the Carneddau range. Walking distance to Zip World and Bethesda village which has good amenities. Easy access to cycle/ walking path to Ogwen Cottage. Short drive to Aber Falls, Penrhyn castle and Anglesey. Many lovely walks nearby

The accommodation is a converted garage separate from the house and set in the garden with its own access. Use of garden which is surrounded by open fields. Mains electricity and water. Use of outside toilet in yard of house. Well insulated with wood burning stove. Microwave, kettle and toaster. Please note there is no shower but there is a sink, bowl and small water heater in addition to the kettle. Hand towels provided and larger towels on request. There is parking but not suitable for large cars as the track is quite narrow. Ford Focus size is fine. It is possible to park on the main lane if you don't feel confident to drive down the track to the parking space.

Zip World, lovely walks, woodland, Snowdonia, Anglesey

Self contained, s/c annex, clean and cosy, comfortable, good hot shower and nice modern bathroom. Modern fully equipped kitchen. Heaters in lounge, bedroom and bathroom. Table for dining or working, smart tv, off road parking near studio entrance. Near Snowdon, Zipworld, Caernarfon. Ideal for couples, friends, parent /child trips. Ideally located for walkers, cyclists, canoeists, climbers weekend trippers. A warm welcome awaits you. £20 dog fee applies, pay on arrival.

It’s self contained so all space available.

Penisarwaun is a quiet village, nearby shops 5 mins in car. 20 minute walk from Llyn Padarn. Lovely circular walks nearby.

Location Gwel Yr Wyddfa is situated between the monntains and the sea in stunning Snowdonia, a perfect location for climbing snowdon. The beautiful cosy furnished caravan has breathtaking views of Snowdon and it's surroundings. • 3 miles from the village of Llanberis, ideal for walkers, climbers, cyclists or water based activities. • 5 miles from the Adventurous Zip wire. • 3 miles from the historic town of Caernarfon.

Own private parking space, right next to the caravan. Cosy and clean. Spacious bedroom, kitchen and living area. Well equiped with TV/Dvd, cooker, fridge, microwave. Tea, coffee and sugar facilities. Electricity, clean linen and towels provided. Bathroom with shower and hot towel rail. Extra room to store luggage. Safe lock up area to store bikes.

A very quiet and peaceful neighbourhood with spectacular views.

This is a lovely twin room in a spacious house, on the outskirts of Tregarth village. Option of a 3rd mattress on the floor. The shared bathroom is close to the bedroom and the kitchen is available for tea and coffee, along with fridge space. Simple breakfast (cereal and toast) is available. The house is home to us, our son and our Jack Russel. Off road parking is available. Garden available for sunny evenings, or evening fires. Cycle track, cafe and a pub (no food) all within a 5 minute walk.

The spacious house is on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, and close to Zipworld, and other attractions. Anglesey is a short drive away. We are very close to the cycle track and a network of lovely footpaths. Pick up and drop off for the North Wales and Anglesey Coast path can be provided by prior arrangement. We have several walking, climbing, wild swimming and cycling guides and maps which you are welcome to borrow. We also have an acoustic guitar that you are welcome to use.

The area is very green, with trees and hills. There is a good bus service in to Bangor and the Ogwen Valley is a 5 minute drive away. The cycle track (Lon Las Ogwen) leads to Bangor in one direction and to Idwel Cottage (up the Ogwen valley) in the other. The area is a particularly good base for the attractions of Snowdonia and Anglesey, as well walking, climbing and water sports.

Cosy chalet on the popular Glan Gwna holiday park great access to Snowdon and surrounding areas. Elevated view and is not overlooked. Please note there are steps up to the chalet. Sleeps 5 amongst: double bedroom, Second room double bottom and single top bunk. Space for travel cot in main bedroom. Basic amenities provided including bedding. Wifi is free on site however please note due to nature of location it is not fibre speed.

Sorry but for the moment we will not be accepting further bookings due to the COVID 19 pandemic. A Double room in our home, Cadfan House - a 200 year old slateman's cottage in Llanberis (Snowdon's Village). A minute walk from the high street and the infamous Pete's Eats. The village is situated on the beautiful Lake Padarn and is a great base for exploring Snowdonia. Walk up Snowdon from the back door!

The Bunkhouse is located in a quiet hamlet and has a separate entrance keeping it completely private. It overlooks a meadow and the river Ogwen. A stone building now renovated and equipped to provide comfortable accommodation for two people. Bunk beds - linen - en-suite -towels -TV - Tea & Coffee. Well placed to discover Snowdonia, nearby hills, mountains, cycle paths, walks and climbs, and also ZipWorld Velocity 2 which is only a short walk away.

Thrill seekers and the unhurried are well placed to discover the many attractions that North Snowdonia has to offer, not least ZipWorld which is just a short walk away.

The village of Bethesda is just a short ten minute walk. Places to eat, Cafe's, Pub food and a Tesco Extra store.